The CMA report also implicates Google's Android mobile ecosystem in stifling competition, but not as much as Apple. It raises ...

The UK's CMA has determined that Apple and Google's practices in the mobile browser market suppress innovation and limit ...

Talk about too much government interference: the United Kingdom’s mobile browser market is “not working well for consumers ...

In theory, Mozilla could negotiate a search revenue agreement with Microsoft for making Bing the default search engine – ...

A U.K. competition authority investigation of Apple and Google's mobile browsers has concluded that the mobile duopoly's ...

The issues flagged by the investigation include Apple requiring all browsers on iOS to run on its WebKit browser engine, ...

While there's no action planned yet by the independent Competition and Markets Authority, the regulator seems set on ...

The Competition and Markets Authority said the tech giants’ duopoly was ‘not working well, and this is holding back ...

Apple on Tuesday rolled out an emergency security update to patch a critical WebKit vulnerability that has been actively ...

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority wants Apple to allow rivals like Facebook to offer browsers on iPhone, but passes the buck on doing anything about it.

The vulnerability, dubbed CVE-2025-24201, was found in WebKit, Apple's open-source framework that helps render pages in Safari, Mail, App Store, and other apps. It can cause "maliciously crafted web ...

Apple is main focus, but Google doesn’t escape the regulator’s scrutiny either, with its business practices to promote Chrome coming under fire.